Rosamond Hutt is a Senior Writer at Formative Content. Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/2024.
France has extended its lockdown to 11 May, and US states are coordinating on when to ease lockdown measures. Here’s how countries around the world are fighting the effects of #COVID-19.
On World Cancer Day, a new survey reveals what people around the world feel, think and believe about the disease, and its impact on them and their family and friends.
Le Danemark se classe en tête du nouvel Indice mondial de mobilité sociale du Forum Économique Mondial.
El ascenso en la escala socioeconómica lleva generaciones, y se produce mucho más rápidamente en algunos países.
Denmark tops World Economic Forum’s new Global Social Mobility Index, which finds the Nordic nations are best at sharing opportunities across their populations.
Solar power is improving the lives of millions of people in places traditional grid electricity can’t reach.
Australia's 2019 bushfires have ripped through the country. Here are five things you need to know about them, from CO2 levels to the destruction of nature.
冰岛再次在世界经济论坛的最新全球性别差距指数中名列前茅。 这个人口刚刚超过36万的北欧国家已连续11年在该指数中处于领先地位，而这一指数是根据各国在实现性别平等方面的程度来对其进行基准评估。
アイスランドは、ジェンダー・ギャップ指数トップの地位を11年連続で獲得しました。2位以下は順に、同じく北欧のノルウェー、フィンランド、スウェーデン。最新のデータでは、グローバル・ジェンダー・ギャップ（世界男女格差）はわずかに改善し、68.6％となりました。それでも、現在の進捗度であれば、ジェンダー平等達成までに必要な期間は依然としてほぼ100年後と見込まれます。アメリカ合...
It will take 257 years to close the gender pay gap and improve women careers, according to the latest figures from the WEF’s Global Gender Gap Report 2020.
L'Islande est une fois de plus un brillant exemple en matière de parité entre les sexes.
Islandia ha encabezado el Índice Global de Brecha de Género por undécimo año consecutivo. A nivel mundial, el progreso es mucho más lento con la igualdad de género aún a un siglo de dista...
Iceland has topped the Global Gender Gap Index for the 11th year in a row. Worldwide, progress is much slower with gender equality still a century away.
In Sydney, air quality has plummeted to a record low as “unprecedented” bushfires rage across the states of New South Wales and Queensland.
There’s a growing threat of nine climate tipping points that could cause irreversible changes to the climate system, says a group of leading scientists
